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    1. Environmental-Net286 on

      Out of curiosity, is it a case of just asking your gp if the drug would be suitable yoy or what ?

      Kinda interested if so

    2. GoogolX90 on

      There has to be massive downsides to these miracle get thin quick drugs. Nothing in nature is that easy.

    3. ah_yeah_79 on

      Food addiction is very real and  the fact that in 2025 people think it’s still ok to demonise people who may need to use mounjaro is very sad..

      Best wishes to those who might need it

    4. DorkusMalorkus89 on

      They need to consider adding this to the Drug Repayment Scheme, €215 minimum out of pocket each month is ludicrous. It’s going to put this medication out of reach for a lot of people who would greatly benefit from it.

    5. Commercial_Gold_9699 on

      I was using it last year. I gave up after Christmas to see if I can keep at what I was doing. The alcohol craze hasn’t come back but I’m definitely eating more. I lost 1.5/2pounds a week and lost four inches on the waste.

    6. ZealousidealGroup559 on

      It’s going to be crazy expensive when you consider these things aren’t covered under the DPS if it’s used for weight loss alone.

      I’d say the Mounjaro will start at €300+ a month for the lower dosages.

      Ozempic is €140 a month and that’s expensive enough. You would wonder if the extra cost is worth it considering Ozempic works well.

    7. Double_Amount3727 on

      This article is an advertisement for a drug. This should not be allowed. 

      A true functioning healthcare system would sign people off work for six months and put them on a supervised exercise program with meals provided and other non food entertainment and hobby material provided to keep them away from food. Serious cases may need residential care.

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